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ONLV : Oni Game Level
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ONLD << Other file types >> ONSK

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ONLV and AKEV should not be extracted as XML unless it is for the purpose of trouble shooting or research. The extracted XMLs cannot be used for level creation.

If you want to create a new level check out the corresponding tutorial.

ONLV

XML tag Content type Description
<ONLV id="..."> integer ONLV's instance number. Should be 0.
<Name> char[64] Name of BSL folder.
Save game slot and level number are defined inside ONLD.
<Environment> link Link to AKEV via file name (AKEVname, don't use file suffix .oni)
Level geometry.
<Objects> link Link to OBOA via instance number (#N).
The OBOA instance holds doors, animated objects (usually for cutscenes) and pushable objects (which are not used the original game due to unfinished physics code).
<SkyBox> link Link to ONSK via file name (ONSKname, don't use file suffix .oni)
This is the skybox.
<Characters> link Link to AISA via file name (AISAname, don't use file suffix .oni)
This "AI Setup Array" is an alternative character list. BINACHAR is more powerful.
<ObjectQuadMap> link Link to ONOA via instance number (#N).
This "Object Array" holds functional objects – doors, furniture, turrets, triggers and consoles. In addition, it appears that the engine only searches for door-type objects.
<Particles> link Link to ENVP via instance number (#N).
These "Environment Particle" are traditionally only used for door lock lights and particles used by OFGAs.
<Corpses> link Link to CRSA via instance number (#N).
This is a "Corpse Array". It's used to spawn dead characters such as Chung in Chapter 1.

OBOA

Used for movable/moving objects.

XML tag Content type Description
<OBOA id="..."> integer Instance ID. Should be 1.
<Objects> - Array of <OBOAObject> tags.
<OBOAObject> - There are always 32 empty objects plus those that are actually used
<Geometry> "#" + integer Link to M3GA instance. Doors have two separate models: an animated and a static one. If this <Geometry> links to a door, it will be the animated model.
<Animation> link OBANname.
<Particle> # + integer Link to ENVP instance. There can be multiple ENVP instances – one for a lock light and others for additional particles.
<Flags> flags
None
InUse
NoCollision (any effect? no collision is default behavior)
NoGravity
FaceCollision (for doors)
<DoorGunkId> int32 The index of the door frame GQ (only used for door objects)
<DoorId> int32 Only used for doors; in the case of double doors, both doors have the same ID and they are flagged as "InUse FaceCollision"
<PhysicsType> flags
None
Static
Linear (pushable object)
Animated (animated via OBAN)
Newton (same as Linear)
<ScriptId> int32 Scripting ID; used by BSL function obj_create; "65535" means not used.
<Position> vector Float x3. Not used for animated objects.
<Rotation> quaternion Float x4. Not used for animated objects.
<Scale> float Not used for animated objects.
<Transform> matrix Float 3*3 + 3 more floats for the X Y Z position of the object. For more information on the matrix, see OBD:CRSA. Used for animated objects.
<Name> char[64] Name of the object; informational only.

ONOA

Used by static objects (imported by object list).

XML tag Content type Description
<ONOA id="..."> integer Instance ID.
<Elements> - This is an int32 array for the <ONOAElement> tags.
<ONOAElement> -
<ObjectId> integer Object ID and type to which this quad belongs (see AKEV's AGQG for details).
Actual object IDs can also be found in BINA/OBJC/####.
<QuadList> "#" + integer Link to IDXA instance. Each object has its own IDXA instance.

Where do the links go to again?

ONOA <ObjectId> -> AKEV AGQG -> BINA/OBJC/#### by type and ID
ONOA <QuadList> -> ONOA IDXA -> AKEV AGQG by order

ENVP

XML tag Content type Description
<ENVP id="..."> integer Instance ID.
<Particles> - This is an int16 array for the <ENVPParticle> tags. If there's not going to be any contents, you put <Particles /> here.
<ENVPParticle> -
<Class> char[64] BINA3RAPfile.oni (don't use file prefix/suffix).
<Tag> char[48] Particle's scripting name for BSL commands; see OFGA for more information on name composition.
<Transform> matrix Float 3*3 + 3 more floats for the X Y Z position of the particle. For more information on the matrix, see OBD:CRSA.
<DecalScale> int32, int32 X Y
<Flags> flag
None
NotInitiallyCreated

CRSA

XML tag Content type Description
<CRSA id="..."> integer Instance ID.
<FixedCount> integer The array capacity of <Corpses> is larger than the number of "fixed"/"used" corpses in order to allow the engine to store new corpses at runtime. "Fixed" means that those corpses are never overwritten/deleted at runtime – all new corpses are stored after the "fixed" ones. This means that "fixed" <= "used" <= "capacity".
<UsedCount> integer
<Corpses> - This is an int32 array for the <CRSACorpse> tags. By default, Oni wants 20 slots for corpses. Unused corpses have their matrix and bounding box filled with zeroes.
<CRSACorpse> - New corpses can be made with the BSL command make_corpse filename and some hex-editing. The pose of the corpse is taken from the player character. The contents of the files thus created can then be inserted as elements in a level's CRSA.
<CharacterClass> link ONCCname
<Transforms> - There are 19 <Matrix4x3> for each <Transforms> (which represents a body part).
<Matrix4x3> matrix Float 3x3 + float x3 for the last 3 values (X Y Z position). For more information about the matrix, see OBD:CRSA.
<BoundingBox> - Bounding box of the whole corpse.
<Min> float x3
<Max> float x3

M3GA

There can be one M3GA instance per animated object. Animated meshes of doors are embedded in ONLV. All other animated meshes are stored outside it as M3GM files.

XML tag Content type Description
<M3GA id="..."> integer Instance ID.
<Geometries> - This is an int32 array for the <Link> tags.
<Link> link
#N (instance number) (for non-door)
M3GMname (for door)

It can happen that you see here references to DAE files. This happens when the ONLV was created with some older OniSplit version (like 0.9.86.0) and if the ONLV was converted to xml in absence of the resources used by M3GA.

M3GM

Read about them here HERE. Note that M3GMs have their own component instances: PNTA, VCRA (x2), TXCA, IDXA (x2). Doors store their animated model in ONLV, while the static model comes from BINACJBODOOR.oni, which also links to M3GM files.

IDXA

XML tag Content type Description
<IDXA id="..."> integer Instance ID.
<Indices> - This is an Int32 array for the <Int32> tags.
<Int32> int32
From ONOA to AGQG elements
Link to <AGQGQuad>s in AGQG by order. (The array in AGQG starts with 0, so for example <Int32>6</Int32> would link to the 7th <AGQGQuad>.)
From M3GM to PNTA elements
Read more HERE.
From M3GM to VCRA elements
Read more HERE.

Level files hierarchy

(un)colored cell = file striped cell = embedded instance
ONLV
Chart fork right.gif AKEV
Chart descend.gif Chart fork right.gif PNTA
Chart descend.gif Chart fork right.gif PLEA
Chart descend.gif Chart fork right.gif TXCA
Chart descend.gif Chart fork right.gif AGQG
Chart descend.gif Chart fork right.gif AGQR
Chart descend.gif Chart fork right.gif AGQC
Chart descend.gif Chart fork right.gif AGQC
Chart descend.gif Chart fork right.gif AGDB
Chart descend.gif Chart fork right.gif TXMA
Chart descend.gif Chart descend.gif Chart turn right.gif TXMP
Chart descend.gif Chart fork right.gif AKVA
Chart descend.gif Chart fork right.gif AKBA
Chart descend.gif Chart fork right.gif IDXA
Chart descend.gif Chart fork right.gif AKBP
Chart descend.gif Chart fork right.gif ABNA
Chart descend.gif Chart fork right.gif AKOT
Chart descend.gif Chart descend.gif Chart fork right.gif OTIT
Chart descend.gif Chart descend.gif Chart fork right.gif OTLF
Chart descend.gif Chart descend.gif Chart fork right.gif QTNA
Chart descend.gif Chart descend.gif Chart turn right.gif IDXA
Chart descend.gif Chart fork right.gif AKAA
Chart descend.gif Chart turn right.gif AKDA
Chart fork right.gif OBOA
Chart descend.gif Chart fork right.gif M3GA
Chart descend.gif Chart descend.gif Chart turn right.gif M3GM
Chart descend.gif Chart descend.gif Chart fork right.gif PNTA
Chart descend.gif Chart descend.gif Chart fork right.gif VCRA
Chart descend.gif Chart descend.gif Chart fork right.gif TXCA
Chart descend.gif Chart descend.gif Chart fork right.gif IDXA
Chart descend.gif Chart descend.gif Chart turn right.gif TXMP
Chart descend.gif Chart fork right.gif OBAN
Chart descend.gif Chart turn right.gif ENVP
Chart fork right.gif ONMA
Chart fork right.gif ONFA
Chart fork right.gif ONTA
Chart turn right.gif ONSK
Chart descend.gif Chart fork right.gif TXMP
Chart fork right.gif AISA
Chart descend.gif Chart fork right.gif ONCC
Chart descend.gif Chart turn right.gif ONWC
Chart fork right.gif AITR
Chart fork right.gif ONSA
Chart fork right.gif OBDC
Chart descend.gif Chart turn right.gif M3GM
Chart descend.gif Chart fork right.gif PNTA
Chart descend.gif Chart fork right.gif VCRA
Chart descend.gif Chart fork right.gif TXCA
Chart descend.gif Chart fork right.gif IDXA
Chart descend.gif Chart turn right.gif TXMP
Chart fork right.gif ONOA
Chart descend.gif Chart turn right.gif IDXA
Chart fork right.gif ENVP
Chart turn right.gif CRSA
Chart turn right.gif ONCC